If you have a toddler at home

summer80 · April 2012

Where does baby sleep during the day? My baby does not sleep well if her toddler brother is playing in the same room

LIAngel · April 2012

For the first few weeks Ava slept in the swing during the day. Then I would have her nap in her crib, so #1 she wouldn't get dependent on the swing and #2 she could get a proper nap without Nicholas waking her up by playing.

C&C6202005 · April 2012

For the first week home Gracie napped in her crib because she was hooked up to a bili blanket for her jaundice and it was just easier to keep it out of Stella's reach. After that I started having her nap in her pnp or swing in the living room and so far she is sleeping through Stella playing/sceaming/being a toddler.

Can you let her nap in her crib so she is away from the main area the toddler is playing in?

Monicagail1 · April 2012

DD2 mostly sleeps in the swing in the living room during the day, although I don't always have it swinging. So far she sleeps through DD1's ruckus like a champ, and I'm hoping that continues.

At night she sleeps in a bassinet in our room.

becketts · April 2012

DD does all of her sleeping in the PNP in our room (or in someone's arms). I can hear her easily from the living room, which means she can hear big sister's noise. For the most part she is sleeping through it.

mommybrynn · April 2012

LIAngel:
For the first few weeks Ava slept in the swing during the day. Then I would have her nap in her crib, so #1 she wouldn't get dependent on the swing and #2 she could get a proper nap without Nicholas waking her up by playing.

This!

scarlet115 · May 2012

Mostly in my arms and in the swing right now. If I get him completely asleep, I can put him in the nap nanny as long as he is swaddled. My twins are SO loud around him!! I try to get them to be quiet around him...but they don't get it. They wake him up all the time!

gwennec · May 2012

I have to move her to another room with the monitor otherwise she seems to be woken up constantly. She slept really well in her car seat the other day after an outing, despite my 2 year old running around screaming, but it doesn't seem consistent.

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